Governor-Elect Assesses Budget Aides in Maryland Plan
Maryland governor elect Theodore R. McKeldin met with budget director James Rennie and retiree Walter Kirkman to finalize the 1952 spending plan. The budget book will go to the General Assembly in Annapolis later this month as a 90 day session opens. The revenue panel forecasts 77.3 million general fund receipts for 1952 with a 6.9 million surplus as 1951 ends, totaling 83.6 million for appropriations. departments asked for 92.5 million.
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Baltimore
Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland
James G. Rennie
Walter N. Kirkman
General Assembly
Annapolis
House
Senate
McKeldin
Budget Committee
Board of Revenue Estimates
Christmas Gatherings In Boyds Reflect Community Spirit
Christmas in Boyds featured carol singing at the manger and homes, Sunday School plays with Santa, a candlelight watch night service by the Montgomery county C E Union, and multiple family gatherings. Notable events included a Dorsey family turkey dinner, the Hoyle Russell Backman Butt gathering in Arlington, Kerrs’ Christmas Day visit to Damascus, Rufus Gilliam's stay in Sparta, and a Buck Lodge Christmas party with stories and refreshments. Mrs. Walter Melvin broke her ankle on Christmas Eve and is recuperating at home. Ola Grimes visits Silver Spring.
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Boyds Boyds
Boyds
Manger
Santa Claus
C. E. Union
Montgomery County
Ira Ward
Wilton Boswell
J. P. Kerr
William Dorsey
Smith Hoyle
Vernon Russell
Takoma Park
Howard Backman
Fred Butt
Arlington
James P. Kerr
Damascus
Rufus Gilliam
Sparta
W. C
Women's Missionary Society
Cora Clever
Buck Lodge
Walter Melvin
Ola Grimes
Silver Spring
Grace Reformed Church officers elected in Taneytown
At Grace Reformed Church school annual election Edgar Fink became general superintendent with Singleton Remsburg as assistant, William Baker secretary and LaReina Fream assistant, Richard Rohrbaugh treasurer, Blanche Stull pianist, Hazel Shriner Primary Department superintendent and Lucille Remsburg assistant, Emma Rogers Cradle Roll superintendent. Also notes on social visits by Mervyn Fuss and family and a Kiwanis club meeting at Taney Inn with Westminster and Key club guests and a Christmas program led by Estella Yingling and choral participants. Ruth Stambaugh spoke.
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Taneytown
Grace Reformed Church
Edgar Fink
Singleton Remsburg
William Baker
LaReina Fream
Richard Rohrbaugh
Blanche Stull
Hazel Shriner
Lucille Remsburg
Emma Rogers
Mervyn C. Fuss
Leonard Mason
Baltimore
Odd Fellows Home
Frederick
Mr. Fuss
Harry Mohney
Estella Yingling
Norvall Roop
Philip Sawyer
Andrew Alexander
Robert Peterson
Ann Wilson
Janet Royer
Dottie Morelock
Jo- Ann Koons
Fairy
Dangerous Career Seaman Risk Higher Than Average
A Britannica statistic shows a seaman’s career in peacetime is about four and a half times as dangerous as the average man’s, highlighting elevated hazards for sailors.
Fairchild Aiding In Troop Carrying Planes
Hagerstown January 2 Fairchild Aircraft announced it is cooperating with Henry J Kaiser at the request of the Air Force to help the automobile builder start producing troop carrying transport planes. The Fairchild Engine and Air Plant will assist in the program.
Kaiser Kaiser-Frazer to Build Mammoth Carriers at Willow Run
Plane Corp designed the C-119 improved from the C-82 Packet and Kaiser-Frazer discussed with the Air Force about building the carriers at Willow Run. The Air Force may grant Kaiser's contracts while Fairchild personnel may assist Kaiser in production. President Boutelle of Falronite notes cooperation with Kaiser for national defense. An alarm interrupted the Hyattsville annual meeting during officer elections.
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the Hyatts
Volunteer Tire Department elects officers after blaze call
About 25 young firemen and two engines rushed to the home of Clarence Cash between Hyattstown and Urbana on Route 240 to extinguish a blaze in a television set. Returning to their hall, the volunteers elected W. L. Burdette president and Joe W. Price chief. Burdette has led since 1928. Price is retiring president. Officers named include Vernon Manion vice president, Chester Binnix secretary, Wesley Rivers assistant secretary, E. D. Burdette treasurer, Lloyd W. Burdette assistant chief, Norman G. Burdette chief engine, Edward Rippeon assistant engineer, and Rev. La Due McGill chaplain. A proposed change to appoint drivers at the annual meeting was tabled for February 6, keeping present drivers in place.
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Voung
Clarence Cash
Hyattstown
Urbana
W. L. Burdette
Joe W. Price
Burdette
Price
Vernon Manion
Chester Binnix
Wesley Rivers
E. D. Burdette
Lloyd W. Burdette
Norman G. Burdette
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Fairchild
Falronite
U. S. Air Force
Henry J. Kaiser
Kaiser-Frazer Company
the News
Frederick, Md
Wednes
Shvens
Priscillas
Ecru
Monty
Fenrs
Harmony House
Sears
West Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Ni Newspap
Barrive
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